Struct ObjectIndex 

pub struct ObjectIndex<'a> { /* private fields */ }

Borrowed explicit-object index. Building it resolves parents, rejects cycles and ambiguous identities, and distinguishes nested from inline objects. Equipment references are resolved on demand; no class schema or defaults are inferred here. Dynamic objects, namespace blocks and relative/wildcard references require further interpretation and are not silently approximated.

Implementations

impl ObjectIndex<'_>

pub fn declared_coordinates(&self) -> Result<Vec<GlmCoordinates>, Error>

Evaluate coordinate assignments in expanded source order. Native (name.latitude) / (name.longitude) references copy the value at the assignment, not the referenced object’s eventual value. Only already named objects are visible; an absent referenced axis stays absent.

The returned vector uses ObjectKey::ordinal. This is source state, not initialized engine geometry. Malformed/nonfinite/out-of-range coordinates fail explicitly instead of relying on native prefix parsing.

impl<'a> ObjectIndex<'a>

pub fn objects(&self) -> &[GlmObject<'a>]

pub fn get(&self, key: ObjectKey) -> Option<&GlmObject<'a>>

pub fn parent(&self, key: ObjectKey) -> Option<ObjectKey>

pub fn resolve_reference( &self, reference: &str, ) -> Result<Option<ObjectKey>, Error>

Resolve a name, class:explicit_id, or id:explicit_id. root is the native null reference. Anonymous objects do not acquire guessed aliases from their position in this index.

pub fn resolve_property( &self, key: ObjectKey, name: &str, ) -> Result<Option<ObjectKey>, Error>

Resolve an object-valued property. Repeated reference assignments are refused until their native deferred-assignment ordering is qualified.

Trait Implementations

impl<'a> Debug for ObjectIndex<'a>

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result<(), Error>

Formats the value using the given formatter.